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In traditional finance, Dark Pools are private exchanges where institutional investors conduct large-volume trades without alerting the public marketplace. Today, this concept is sweeping the crypto world in a decentralized form.
These crypto dark pools conceal order details, allowing large trades to be executed discreetly, avoiding market impact, while also presenting new opportunities and challenges for regular traders.
01 What Are Crypto Dark Pools? The "Invisible Battlefield" of Digital Trading
In short, crypto dark pools are private trading venues on the blockchain where institutional investors and large traders (commonly known as "Whales") buy and sell large amounts of cryptocurrency without revealing order details to the public.
Unlike transparent order books on traditional exchanges, dark pool trades are only displayed in public records after execution.
The core idea of this trading method is simple: when you know there's a multi-million-dollar Bitcoin order about to be executed